Rooster spurs are sharp, pointed growths on the back of a rooster’s legs. They are used for fighting and can be dangerous to humans and other animals. Removing rooster spurs is a common practice among poultry farmers and backyard chicken keepers.
There are several reasons why you might want to remove rooster spurs. First, spurs can be dangerous. Roosters can use their spurs to inflict serious injuries on people and other animals. Second, spurs can get caught on things, which can cause the rooster pain and discomfort. Third, spurs can make it difficult for roosters to mate. Finally, spurs can be unsightly.
